Chang named Chinese Teacher of the Year
Nina Rogers, Regulars Editor
December 1, 2019
Long after the halls of the high school are emptied, Fu Tseng Chang, known to Chinese students as Zhang Laoshi, can be found elbow-deep in work with students, aiding them long past the “official” end of his day. His dedication to his work and his students is one of the many reasons why Chang was...
“Spongebob the Musical” reflects on present-day politics
Nina Rogers, Regulars Editor
November 22, 2019
“Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?” If you don’t know the answer to that question and don’t subsequently yell it over-enthusiastically when asked, are you really a member of Generation Z? Set along the streets of Bikini Bottom, “The Spongebob Musical,” based on the book by Kyle Jarrow...
MFA exhibit blurs gender boundaries in fashion
Nina Rogers, Staff Writer
June 10, 2019
Walking down the street or the hallways of the high school, one of the first things that you might notice about the people around you are their clothes. Are they wearing jeans, leggings, a skirt, a dress? Are they wearing bright colors or more subdued tones? Are they wearing what society has deemed as...
New student mural aims to brighten ACE hallway
Nina Rogers, Staff Writer
March 11, 2019
The Alternative Choices in Education (ACE) corridor, once barren and dark, will soon be illuminated with a stunning new student mural. Senior Angel Zayas, a member of ACE, has been in the process of designing a new mural to beautify the ACE space. In his attempts to do so, he has united the ACE communi...
Science resource aid serves as backbone for lab preparations
Nina Rogers, Staff Writer
February 14, 2019
Do you actually know who sets up the labs for your science class? A hint: it is probably not your science teacher. Vedha Nathan, the high school’s resident science resource aid, has been working diligently at the school for the past two years. Her position is vital; without Nathan’s work, mo...
Andrews ability to teach both SWS and regular English provides enriching lessons
Nina Rogers, Staff Writer
February 6, 2019
Do not call English teacher John Andrews interesting. Sophomore Eve Jones is in Andrews’ C-block world literature class and believes Andrews has a unique and valuable view on the word. “In class, he doesn’t let us use the word ‘interesting,’” said Jones. “We aren’t allowed to use it in...
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